Polyurethane ATV/UTV Snowplow Edge - 60"x4"x.75 Blank

This works great and wears very well. Does not damage your driveway surface.

I used the plastic Schedule 80 pipe, where you cut it length wise and slip it on. This works amazing as it rides a bit over the snow and protects the gravel driveway below. The challenge i had was i live at 3000 feet and its so cold the pipe becomes brittle and breaks. I needed a better solution. While this is pretty $$$ it does a great job. Im very happy with this upgrade. Its thick and flexible. Not to hard to drill through and easy to install. I had to buy 2" carriage bolts (9 in total for the Polaris plow) and installed it in 15 minutes or so. Highly recommend this.

Simply drill holes and get extended length bolts for your equiptment. Used a few times and there is hardly any wear. Very pleased with this purchase

I had to build a custom plow for taking care of sidewalks on a commercial zero turn 34" Gravely Mower. I retro fitted a 42" plow to a custom frame but wanted to be able to travel faster to get our jobs done quicker. Also without damaging anything, like we have poly lips on our plow trucks. The poly lips are amazing. For how thick this one is, it does bend a bit easier than our 0.5" on our trucks so might not be for commercial applications as much as another site we order from, but still think this should still last a long time and does a great job!Just make sure you take a table saw/skill saw and angle the blade or it will create ice sheets that slip under the lip angle! Great product and fast shipping!

It's ok but doesn't clean all the snow off the driveway like the blade does without it.

Mounted on my Polaris Glacier plow at end of season so not yet tried out. Item is not as rigid as expected...you'll have to use your old metal edge to sandwich the poly edge between it and the plow. You'll also need to purchase new carriage bolts about 3/4" longer than your old ones to compensate for the added thickness.

I installed this on my ATV plow. I like it because it can be drilled to fit any plow. I am surprised at how soft it is I thought it would be more ridged. I wound up using a table saw at a 32 degree angle to cut the bottom of the edge so it made contact across the front of the at the correct angle for my plow. It has not snowed but I expect it to work really well.

The plow edge is soft and will wear. After first use this weekend on a 300 foot driveway with 4 inches of wet snow, it showed signs of wear. I have adjusted the shoes to be just a hair short. It is definitely quieter on blacktop. However with a heavy wet snow it was not able to cut down to the pavement and left a skin of slush on the blacktop that froze over. If your looking for no noise it is great. If your looking for a cutting edge stick with steel. I am going to pull this off and get a 1/2" thick piece of steel stock rather then the standard cutting edge. Highway plows run with 3/4" thick steel. I do not think I would order again.